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by cygned 9y ago
I work with JavaScript and related technologies every day and I am still annoyed to setup new projects because if half a year had passed, everything seems to be different - especially in the React ecosystem (at least from my POV).
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by cygned 9y ago
Ah yeah, the fork bomb.
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by cygned 9y ago
I have founded three companies in the last three months (2 GmbHs, 1 UG), and I think the amount of bureaucracy is fair. I highly recommend choosing a good notary and tax accountant, they can guide you. My advise is to invest the money in b
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by cygned 9y ago
I am wondering how a globally distributed team is set up from a law perspective. How can I employ someone from another company? Create a subsidiary in their country?
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by cygned 9y ago
I know about one. Three other banks where I have accounts, users are allowed to use passwords with a maximum length of 16 characters, which are also restricted in the way that you cannot choose freely. Things like & or { are usually for
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by cygned 9y ago
I really would like to do Zazen in that room.
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by cygned 9y ago
http://brutalistwebsites.com/ https://www.bloomberg.com/
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by cygned 9y ago
Glad I could help! Here's the recording for that very presentation, by the way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wMybGTlf8I
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by cygned 9y ago
I fear I cannot contribute a lot in my extremely limited time. Is there a 'getting started' guide somewhere?
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by cygned 9y ago
I really would like to use Temporal Tables (slides 137 and following) to say like 'give me the record of last week'. I can of course do that already manually, but it is tedious and I hope it will be faster if implemented directly.
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by cygned 9y ago
I wished they would implement more from SQL:2011. I have a lot of applications that would benefit from system versioned tables. This is a good sum up of useful modern SQL features: https://www.slideshare.net/MarkusWinand&#x2
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by cygned 9y ago
We tried Teams and returned to Slack. Broken notifications and horrible SharePoint magic behind the scenes. The way Teams is organized confused some of my team. Interestingly, we also had a lot of problems with Skype for Business. The dark
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by cygned 9y ago
I am not really aware of a suitable location over here - sadly. Yes, the exhibition area is huge, but does not really fit their needs. Would have been neat, anyway.
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by cygned 9y ago
This one. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14290234
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by cygned 9y ago
Interestingly similar to the beginning of "Structure and interpretation of computer programs" - great book, by the way!
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by cygned 9y ago
I have written an example web application for my cloud computing lecture. The code is not pretty nor 100% functionally and there are some bugs, but it shows how my applications work. It's just for demonstration purposes and therefore k
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by cygned 9y ago
I had to use Hibernate in a project. We were loading an entity from the database, someone invoked a setter and the set value was updated in the database automatically. Totally blew my mind. Never touched it again since then (not doing much
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by cygned 9y ago
In my experience, (O)RDBMS and SQL are very good solutions for most of the business cases. I know a lot of projects that jumped on the "NoSQL for everything" train and eventually migrated partly to a RDMBS. I often don't unde
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by cygned 9y ago
I used vim and neovim for quite some time and eventually switched back to Emacs. The "you do not have to leave your environment" is actually quite nice. magit and org-mode are awesome. Color scheming is actually easier. Still havi
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by cygned 9y ago
Those reports are usually printed and sent to members. Therefore, even the 2000 pages report needs to be well-formatted and layouted correctly, including addresses, brand images and stuff. Amount wise it really feels like a dump, yes.
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by cygned 9y ago
Frankly, we were not able to find something suitable. It needed to be fast (our largest report has like 2000 pages), needed to support advanced layouting (images outside of usual print margins, multi-pages tables with continued headers, ...
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by cygned 9y ago
We have built a reporting engine for PDFs on top of LaTeX; data is loaded using SQL, pre-processed with JavaScript if neccessary and then rendered using pdflatex. Works great and is fast, but I wouldn't do it again (thinking about usin
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by cygned 9y ago
I could think of denormalization; e.g. you have an entitiy that can have 0..n tags and you want to speed up the retrieval, I could think of arrays being a faster way.
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by cygned 9y ago
You are right, password strength is an example for an application layer constraint. However, by constraints I was more talking about things like "these properties need to be unique", "this column here must reference that colu
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by cygned 9y ago
Thanks, didn't knew about that.
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by cygned 9y ago
Always wondering about constraints, relationships, entity/data reusablity and things like calculations, aggregations, ...; typical "SQL tasks" - how does one handle these in a document-oriented schemaless database like mongod
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by cygned 9y ago
Never heard of Bullet Journal before. That will change my life.
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by cygned 9y ago
I noticed that lein-ring with autoreload is magnitudes slower. We now turn it off for microservices not being worked on. Anyway, I have read a lot about those problems and I hope it gets better at some point - especially for Docker on Windo
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by cygned 9y ago
Using Docker for Clojure and JavaScript development here. I actually don't have these issues. There is a performance loss, sure, but not nearly as much as you describe it.
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by cygned 9y ago
I have a bunch of IMAP and exchange accounts. Any chance I can use them in Emacs? Last time I checked only POP3 was supported.

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